The College of Fine Arts

Highlights

Welcome to the live classical music capital of the world! The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation has awarded $450,000 to Texas Performing Arts at The University of Texas at Austin
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Visit Student Services for information about registration, deadlines, degree guidelines, graduation, student organizations, scholarships, and much more.
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Dance Repertory Theatre brings unique and compelling dance works by nationally renowned choreographers to the stage.
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Learn about Landmarks the university's public art program.
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Music faculty raises $25,000 for a new music scholarship. Read about their grassroots effort.
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Registration is now open for the 2012 Maya Meetings, Beyond the Glyphs: Ancient Maya Inscriptions as Literature
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News

"Super Sousa Sunday" Austin Symphony Brass Ensembe at Gregory Gym, Free Concert Feb. 5

The Austin Symphony

Get revved up before the big game with a FREE concert celebrating the music of John Philip Sousa. Come hear the Austin Symphony Brass Ensemble play music by America’s “March King” at UT’s Gregory Gym

Posted: Monday, January 23, 2012

Celebrated Organist and Sacred Music Professor Gerre Hancock Dies at 77

The University of Texas at Austin

Concert organist, choral director and professor of organ and sacred music passed away Jan. 21 due to cardiac arrest. He was 77.

Posted: Monday, January 23, 2012

Alumni Profile

“Photographer/artist living in South East Austin on LamWood Ranch ”

- Shelley Wood, B.F.A (Bachelor of Fine Arts), Studio Art.
Visit Shelley Wood's profile to learn more.